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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
11
The article argues a direct rail link from London to the Orient via a channel would make a London Baghdad line possible. It frames the idea as central to a broader Mittel-Europa empire concept, attacked by the war.
Unusually heavy traffic in both directions marks the start of the summer tourist season. Eastern travelers head westward with many homeseekers from cotton belt and New England states. Trains report more tramps and automobile tourers, with licenses from multiple states seen on a Cheyenne street crawl.
George Fowler of Fowler Investment Co Schenectady N Y is in Cheyenne with C K Krauth William Lewis George Yates Pred Upton and Dan Schindler to study Wyoming land and oil projects for possible investment. The men are touring the state.
Harold Wright resumes his old mail clerk post at the Plaing hotel after a two year hiatus. He recently returned from Denver where he spent a few weeks visiting.
I. N. Bard, a pioneer ranchman from the Lille Horse Creek district, lies critically ill at the Cheyenne Valley Hospital from an illness described as gantriae.
A group of 150 Californians traveling home from a Abdul Baha convention in New York passed through Cheyenne yesterday. The sect, led by Abdul Baha of Palestine, teaches faith healing through the Christ Power and claims universalist, pan-religious beliefs.
The record lists American League action with teams including Philadelphia Chicago Washington Cleveland Brooklyn Boston and New York. It shows battery pairings and player lineups for several games and notes a jury eligibility change for women in six states.
A proclamation by Governor Carey calls on state residents to support Boy Scout Week. The Red Cross is to assist by promoting the campaign, while a national effort aims to recruit one million associate members and secure formal recognition of the Scouts’ service. The plan includes surveying local youth needs with churches and schools to expand the program.
Officials claim rumors from eastern headquarters say any trace of a social disease will bar applicants for railroad jobs nationwide and contractions of such disease will lead to discharge, signaling a forthcoming policy change.
Railroad men expect higher dining car prices after private control returns. Before the war meals ranged from 82 to 82.50, then government wartime limits reduced prices to a dollar. Roads on the fixed plan kept prices, while others faced changes. with government release, the $1.00 meal may end.
Government action releases wheat from elevators across the country causing large shipments to move eastward from the Pacific Northwest. The note highlights substantial grain traffic as the U S government orders release of wheat positions held in storage facilities.
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